Western bean cutworms are not predicted to pose a threat to fields in the next five days.
A cold front is likely to push through most of the corn-growing region within the next 4-5 days.
The weather pattern across the central and eastern United States is expected to become more active over the coming week.
No risk of western bean cutworm damage is predicted in the next five days.
Once a seasonably strong high pressure moves through the corn-growing region within the next few days, southerly winds are expected to return to much …
Western bean cutworms are not predicted to cause any damage to crops in the next five days.
With unfavorable wind directions in place, no corn earworm migration risk is predicted the next two days.
As a couple of weather systems pass through the central and eastern United States in the next week, the opportunity for corn earworm migration mainly …
No risk of corn earworm migration is predicted through next Monday night as either calm or light northeast winds remain in place across virtually all …
No risk of damage caused by western bean cutworms is expected in the corn-growing regions of the United States and Canada in the next five days.
A rather stagnant weather pattern with little to no wind flow is expected to persist across much of the corn-growing region through at least the begin…
Western bean cutworms are not expected to pose a threat to fields in the next five days.
Remnants of Tropical Storm Lee will continue to advance slowly northeast through the Appalachian Mountains before actually moving northwest into the e…
Western bean cutworms are not expected to be a threat to fields in the next five days.
